Glad it was helpful!

You aren't missing anything. My reason for pursuing so many certs is because, for me, ServiceNow's Now Create methodology helps me understand tech so well.

2 months BUT that was after I completed my AA degree 18 years ago and after I took all the transfer courses in this video.

You're welcome.

You are so welcome

Thank you!

Yeah, for sure! Thanks for watching.

Yeah. I hated this course so much, but it did give help me think about things differently in IT . . . so that was a plus.

@@tehczavier I passed the course, first try!.. I’m so glad to be finished- took about 6 weeks to get thru the material.

@@SassyLadyG2G wow congrats! You definitely made the best of those six weeks.

I really appreciate the support!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Yeah, that almost happened to me as well. I will say that if you get comfortable with the OAs and PAs from WGU, you can still get through the degree program in a relatively short amount of time.

Which platform are you working with? Sophia or Study.com?

You're welcome. I'm happy to help.

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It varies, but I recommend looking at the offerings from Thinkhdi.com. I got mine a while ago and the cost was about $700, but I'm sure it's gone up. $700 was the cost for the ecourse and exam, and the course was mandatory. Hope that helps.

Hey, thanks for the question. Let me look into the course as it's been a while, and I'll get back to you.

I'm glad that you found value with this video.

First off congrats on passing the CSA. That's a huge accomplishment! Regarding the ITSM Implementation, I am working on getting videos out by the end of August at the latest.

You have to take the course to be able to take the exam. (you do still need to pay for the exam)

Yes you you have to take the course as a Pre-requisite.

You're welcome.

Wow, that's awesome! I'm glad you were able to find value in this video.

Thank you!

Thank you. And yes, you have the right mindset! Keep me updated when you pass!

I need to start this one not looking forward to it😂

I hear you. That reminds me of when someone told me, "Fail fast, so you can make adjustments even faster." The good thing with WGU is that you can approach your learning in different ways. I hope you get through it on the first try 👍🏾

Hello and thanks for your question. As far as I know, you will need to pay for both the course and the exam voucher.

I appreciate the support and best of luck to you, I'm confident that based on your experience, you'll do well.

Navigate to your account in Now Learning and look under achievements I believe to find the voucher you received after completing the ServiceNow System Administrator fundamentals course. The voucher will be there.

@@tehczavier to complete servicenow Administrator fundamentals course it requires to pay before the exam ,can we schedule a exam without ServiceNow System Administrator fundamentals course.

It really depends on the job you are going for. But in my opinion it is, because you understand how to be more strategic as an IT professional. You can always get supplemental certifications or create technical projects if you want to strengthen that area.

Wow that means a lot. Thank you for your support. Good luck to you on your learning journey.

I appreciate that. I'm working to get more content out soon. Thank you for your support.

Wow. That's awesome! What was your strategy?

@@tehczavier The most important things for me was going over the glossary page. Once I had all the terms down pretty well, it wasn't too hard to read everything carefully and match the answers up.

I'm happy to help, and I'm rooting for you!

I'm happy to help. I don't remember the exact amount of credits, but I was able to transfer in 70% of the full program. In the end, I only had 13 courses left to take at WGU once I completed the enrollment process. And I completed those 13 courses in about 3 months at WGU.

That’s amazing! I went through the course lists in Sophia to identify which classes to pair so now I am working through it thanks for the input.

Is there any penalty for completing the classes on Sophia Quickly?

@@lazperez979 not that I'm aware of.

Do you have suggestions for a practice test platform to prepare for the CIS ITSM and HRSD ?

Truly I would just recommend NOW Learning and the product documentation page for ServiceNow.

Much success to you as well Michael!

You're right, there are a lot of different sites. This is the resource that I used. www.thinkhdi.com/education/courses/itil-foundation-4

To be honest it's hard to say. I was fortunate that my employer was transitioning to ServiceNow, and I raised my hand to step in and was the only person who got certified when it was still new. To answer your question, it depends on what the company is looking for. Some companies want someone to join their team of system administrators, others want to hire one person to do everything. I wish I had a better answer.

Yeah this class kicked my butt.

I would say yes. Especially because you get a nice overview of the fundamentals in key areas of IT such as data, security, operations, and networking.

@@tehczavier I noticed this degree does not have any certifications , does this degree provide enough IT knowledge to get a job in IT? Or is it leaning more towards the business side. Thanks for engaging with your listeners.

@artsoto5459 it is more aligned to the business side of IT. That said, there is a strong need for more business savvy folks in IT who can make good decisions and think strategically.

Thanks for your question. It's definitely not traditional, but it is accredited and based on your writing and test taking skills, the work can be either really easy, really challenging, or somewhere in the middle.

Sophia.org for sure.

Hey, great question, but I'm not entirely sure. I recommend that you create a post in the Sys Admin forum on ServiceNow's community page. The community generally responds within a day or two, and someone can definitely walk you through the process. Best of luck, and let me know if there's anything else I can help with.

I'm happy to help my friend.